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sonnyvegas Posts: 1Here's a question -
I've got my old 1993 Escort LX 3DR. Sure, the 1.9 only pumps out 88hp, and it's styling is a little dated, but the car is still reliable. Over the years, I've replaced the engine (at 180,000) and a few clutches. 10 sets of brakes and 6 sets of tires .. 2 complete sound systems.. a few windows.. and just about every body panel. One motorized seat belt and an overpriced plastic radiator added to the list, and I've probably got a total of $18K invested in the car over it's 8 year life.
Through the various accidents, break-ins, vandals, and HARD driving; the car has been operational at least 90% of the time. All the while, costing me less than $.15/mile over it's life.
Now, with a big dent in the rear quarter panel, and oxidized paint, the time has come to make a decision. If I choose to sell the car in it's current condition, I can expect to get around $2K for it. If I choose to fix the car, repairs and paint will cost me around $1500.
Still reliable.. still gets me to the airport on time.. not nearly as much fun to drive as my 2000 Chrysler 300M, but it does have a better sound system.
Of course, if I do keep it, It'll be a different color and I'll be adding GT brakes and all new suspension components.
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dlf3 Posts: 2sonnyvegas
I have 254k on my 94 Escort I got new, same engine, no blow-by. same clutch. same radiator. 3rd set front brakes, same (original) back brakes, not that I over use them.
Sure a couple timing belts & 1 idler, crank damper & alternator (248k). And had to clean the MAF when the car started running rough & burned the plugs & a coil output had to replace the coil of course. And the front calipers.
My car came with the heavier duty brakes, the pads 1/2 again larger everything else is the same. -
uglymoney Posts: 5I put 212k miles on my 86 Escort (1.9L). Original clutch and engine. I bought this car cheap from a good friend when it had around 100k. Never figured the cost per mile but it must have been incredibly low. After selling the car I only lost 2k on the deal. Repairs were limited to struts, tie rods, front bearings, door handles.
My mother who has a long commute put 225k on an 87 on the original clutch and motor.
Both cars were still running good when sold. The 87 is commuting for a friend who now has 238k on it. It still does not burn any oil between changes, but is rusting badly.
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pwt1965 Posts: 1I have a 94 Escort 4 door LX sedan. I have 130K miles on it. It has been the most reliable car I have ever had. Other than your standard oil changes every 3,000 miles and replacing my timing belt at 60K, I have had no problems. However, the other night, while driving, the "Low Coolant" light came on. The coolant reservoir was bone dry. I put antifreeze in it and filled it up to the top. The light went off. The next day, driving home from work, the car began to overheat. I pulled into the gas station, let it cool off, and put water in the radiator and more antifreeze. I let it cool off and drove it home. The next day, I had to take it in for my scheduled oil change. While taking it in, the mechanic said I needed to fix my water pump because it was leaking and to replace my timing belt because of the miles. They had no availability that day, but I rescheduled for the next Saturday. On the way home that day, my car's engine began to rattle, and it started driving sluggishly. I barely made it over the bridge, and my car ultimately stalled on the side of the exit ramp. This was all happening even though the temperature gauge was still at Normal. I could not start it again, and I had it towed. The question now is, I still owe $1400 on this car, so do I even bother to fix it? Is my car dead? I could get it towed to a mechanic to see if they can fix it. I had planned on getting a newer Escort, preferably a 98 anyways. I just don't see, if I am going to pay $500 to fix it, if it is even worth it. Can I get some advice?
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lauralu76 Posts: 1I recently took my 95 Escort GT (automatic, only 56,000 miles) to my local Ford Dealer because it was stalling at red lights. It was dying because of a cracked throttle body air tube, but while they had it under the knife, they found a host of other problems. My exhaust manifold was cracked and needed to be replaced (luckily covered under the extended warranty I bought when I purchased the car used 2 years ago). It had also been leaking coolant, and what little was left was rusty and thick. They did a coolant flush to see why and where it was leaking, but found nothing. They told me to keep an eye on the coolant, it could be the head gasket burning it, and he also mentioned possible engine problems, in either case one or the other would need to be replaced. I've only every heard good things about escort's reliability, so I was a little surprised so much was so wrong at 56k. I love my little white pocket-rocket, but if this is just a taste of what's to come, I think I should get rid of it before my extended warranty is up. This was three weeks ago, and the car is actually running better than ever, and the coolant hasn't leaked so maybe I'm out of the woods. Has anyone else had similar problems with the GT or any advise?
jps57 Posts: 1My first escort was a 91 2 door 5 speed I bought it with 120,000 miles on it $500.It needed an alternator. I treated the engine with system 48 and changed oil every 4000 miles. The only thing I ever put into it were brakes and tires. A hail storm cracked the windshield and I decided to quit driving it at 201,000 miles. It never used any oil between changes and as far as I know had original clutch , water pump, timing belt etc. I never changed them in the 80,000 miles I put on it. The car would get 40 mpg on trips. I now have a 1992 escort wagon with auto transmission I get 35 mpg on trips and the timing belt did break at 130,000 miles I replaced the water pump at the same time and should be good for another 70k. My daughter has a 1994 4 door automatic. My wife is purchasing a 1997 tracer . love these cars.
occupant1 Posts: 408you have to remove the water pump to replace the timing belt, so you might as well have it replaced as well. If you overheated your engine then your new timing belt and water pump will be worthless, so make sure your mechanic checks the engine compression BEFORE installing the new parts. If the belt is broken, you can turn the cam to a point where all valves are closed and do the compression check that way. If worse comes to worse, check engine rebuilders in your area because the Escort 1.9L engine is one of the cheaper ones, for example at one shop here in Dallas you can have a freshly rebuilt 1.9L Escort engine installed for $1145, but I think that may be the older (81-90) style.
leeny Posts: 1We have 93 Escort that we purchased new.(67500miles)It recently developed a rattle when the clutch was disengaged. After a few days it began to rattle all the time. Sounded like marbles in the transmission. To make a long story short I replaced the TO bearing. The old one was bad. For a few weeks things were fine, now the noise is back. Can you provide any direction. If the TO.. was not the only problem what else should I look for?
revka Posts: 1,750This discussion has been moved back from our Archived folder and reopened. Hope this is helpful.
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revka Posts: 1,750It was once dubbed Ford's "World Car" but now it's part of world history. Gone but not forgotten, read about how this nameplate carried the Ford compact car banner for 20 years only to be replaced by that cross-pond rival, the Focus.
Here's the full story from Edmunds' Generations section: A Ford Escort/Mercury Tracer History, by John DiPietro. Let us know what you think.
A 1991 Ford Escort GT (Photo courtesy of Ford Motor Company)
Thanks for your comments. ;-)
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jchan2 Posts: 4,956We use to have an Escort LX. We drove it in the harsh winters of North Dakota (we later moved) and the hot summers of Alabama before that. It was an economical car and when we moved to Wisconsin, I cried because we sold our most dependable car we had ever had (it still holds my title of best dependability) and replaced it with a 97' Honda Accord Special Edition. The Accord needed more repairs than the Escort. All we did on the Escort was normal maintenance and changing the timing belt at 59K miles. On the Accord, we had to get a new Power Door Lock Actuator (what's that) and it broke down once in our driveway. Sounds like we should have bought a 97' Escort instead. My kid drives in 6 years and we think we'll be handing the keys of either a Mini Cooper or a Ford Focus to him.
wipeout9 Posts: 2My son purchased a 96 Escort hatchback privately a month ago. 102k km's. Today the check engine light came on, but the car still runs okay. I've looked on the internet for a gizmo to read the fault codes, but it seems like they are for 1995 and earlier vehicles. For Ford 1996 or newer a code reader seems non-existant. Can someone advise of a code reader that is available within the $$ range for a home mechanic, or of another procedure to get the fault code from the computer?
kickus Posts: 1I own a 93 Ford Escort GT, 1.8 liter, and recently was not able to start the car. The engine turned over but would not start. I was able to determine that I was not getting spark to the plugs or fuel to the cylinders. Has anyone else experienced this. (It's so weird because my Dad had driven the car into our garage without a problem and then the next day it would not turn over.) Could this be a electrical problem? Could this be the failure of the crank shaft sensor?
revka Posts: 1,750Have you tried asking the Ford Motor Company's customer service? I would think they would be able to direct you to the right sources. Here's a direct link to their contact information page. Scroll down that page and you'll see their 800 numbers. Good luck.
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jimbeaumi Posts: 620The queen of all Escort/Lynx models is my beloved Betsy 2, a 1987 Lynx GS 5-speed. Purchased new in late 1987, she racked up over 227K miles, and was sold in mid-1998 with original exhaust, original clutch, original radiator, original starter, original wiper motor, and first major repair did not happen until 190K miles or so (head gasket). Beautiful black turned into black-over-rust, but the gray cloth interior was fine.
That 1.9l engine continued on essentially the same for a few years in later Escorts, so I hope many of you had the same good fortune that I did. Maintenance helped alot: timing belts every 60K and oil changes every 3-4K. My baby! -
revka Posts: 1,750To jimbeaumi- Thanks for your message. I'm sure other owners passing through here will appreciate reading about your good Ford Escort experience.
To rogerm4- Glad you were able to find an owner's manual. It's amazing what one can find on Ebay! Thanks for the update.
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rinat Posts: 1Hi all,
I just bought my 1989 Ford Escort LX with automatic transmission 140000 mi. Everything is fine, except two things. a) Air Conditioner doesn't work, and b) Tachometer is not alive.
I tried to change tachometer to a "new" one from Junk yard, I checked all wires which going to tachometer. Everything looks fine, but tachometer doesn't move. Did somebody have same problem? Can you help me?
I do not ask about A/C - it will be my next step
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revka Posts: 1,750rinat- You may also want to post your question on our Maintenance & Repair Message board. If you can't find an appropriate discussion there, feel free to start up a new one.
ghates - In addition to posting on our M & R board, you should plug your vehicle (model/year) into Edmunds' Maintenance Guide to see if there any technical service bulletins (TSBs) that might be related to your vehicle problem. Good luck.
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We drove to Peniscola. It took 2 hours.
After 2 hours we were at our house.
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Each day we went to the beach and did flips off a ledge onto sand.
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Ethel Lilian Voynich
Ethel Lilian Voynich | |
Born | Ethel Lilian Boole 11 May 1864 County Cork, Ireland |
Died | 27 July 1960 New York City, United States |
(aged 96)
Occupation | Novelist, musician |
Notable works | The Gadfly |
Ethel Lilian Voynich, née Boole (11 May 1864 – 27 July 1960) was an Irish novelist and musician, and a supporter of several revolutionary causes. She was born in Cork.
Ethel Lilian Boole was born in Ireland on 11 May 1864, to the mathematician, George Boole, and the feminist philosopher[1] Mary Everest,[2] who was the niece of George Everest and a writer for Crank, an early-20th-century periodical.[3] Voynich was a significant figure not only on the late Victorian literary scene but also in Russian émigré circles. In 1902 Boole married Wilfrid Michael Voynich, a Polish revolutionary, antiquarian, and bibliophile, the eponym of the Voynich manuscript. She is most famous for her novel The Gadfly, first published in 1897 in the United States (June) and Britain (September), about the struggles of an international revolutionary in Italy. This novel was very popular in the Soviet Union and was the top bestseller and compulsory reading there, and was seen as ideologically useful; for similar reasons, the novel has been popular in the People's Republic of China as well. By the time of Voynich's death The Gadfly had sold an estimated 2,500,000 copies in the Soviet Union and was made into a movie in 1928 in Soviet Georgia (Krazana) and in 1955.[4]
In 1955, the Soviet director Aleksandr Fajntsimmer adapted the novel into a film of the same title (Russian: Ovod). Composer Dmitri Shostakovich wrote the score (see The Gadfly Suite). Along with some other excerpts, the Romance movement has since become very popular. Shostakovich's Gadfly theme was also used in the 1980s, in the BBC TV series Reilly, Ace of Spies. In 1980 the novel was adapted again as a TV miniseries The Gadfly, featuring Sergei Bondarchuk as Father Montanelli.
According to the British journalist Robin Bruce Lockhart, Sidney Reilly – a Russian-born adventurer and secret agent employed by the British Secret Intelligence Service (BSIS) – met Ethel Voynich in London in 1895. Lockhart, whose father, R.H. Bruce Lockhart, was an agent of the BSIS and knew Reilly, claims that Reilly and Voynich had a sexual liaison and voyaged to Italy together. During their romance Reilly is said to have "bared his soul to his mistress", and revealed to her the story of his strange adventures in South America. After their brief affair, the story goes, Voynich published The Gadfly, whose central character Arthur Burton was based on Reilly.[5] Lockhart cites no evidence for any of his claims. Andrew Cook, an historian and noted biographer of Reilly, convincingly refutes Lockhart's account. He suggests instead that Reilly may have been reporting on Voynich and her political activities to William Melville of the Metropolitan Police Special Branch.[6] There is, in fact, no evidence that Reilly ever met Ethel Voynich or her husband Wilfrid.
A minor planet 2032 Ethel discovered in 1970 by Soviet astronomer Tamara Mikhailovna Smirnova is named after her.[7]
- Stories from Garshin (1893)
- The Gadfly (1897)
- Jack Raymond (1901)
- Olive Latham (1904)
- An Interrupted Friendship (Russian Ovod v Izgnanii (meaning "The Gadfly in exile") (1910)
- Put Off Thy Shoes (1945)
See also[edit]
- Krazana, a 1928 Georgian black-and-white silent film directed by Kote Marjanishvili
- The Gadfly, a 1955 film by Soviet director Aleksandr Fajntsimmer
- The Gadfly Suite, composed by Dmitri Shostakovich for the 1955 film adaptation
- The Gadfly, 1958 opera by Soviet composer Antonio Spadavecchia
- The Gadfly, a 1980 TV miniseries
- ^ Showalter 1977, p. 63.
- ^ Sometimes given as Everett. Showalter 1977, p. 63.
- ^ Showalter 1977, pp.251–252.
- ^ Cork City Libraries provides a downloadable PDF of Evgeniya Taratuta's 1957 biographical pamphlet Our Friend Ethel Lilian Boole/Voynich, translated from the Russian by Séamus Ó Coigligh. The pamphlet gives some idea of the Soviet attitude toward Voynich.
- ^ Robin Bruce Lockhart, Reilly: Ace of Spies; 1986, Hippocrene Books, ISBN 0-88029-072-2.
- ^ Andrew Cook, Ace of Spies: The True Story of Sidney Reilly, 2004, Tempus Publishing, ISBN 0-7524-2959-0. Page 39.
- ^ Schmadel, Lutz D. (2003). Dictionary of Minor Planet Names (5th ed.). New York: Springer Verlag. p. 165. ISBN 3-540-00238-3.
Further reading[edit]
- Bernhardt, Lewis (Autumn 1966). "The Gadfly in Ruissia". The Princeton University Library Chronicle 28 (1): 1–19.
- Showalter, Elaine (1977). A Literature of Their Own: British Women Novelists from Brontë to Lessing. Princeton: Princeton University Press. ISBN 978-0-86068-285-1.
External links[edit]
- Works by Ethel Lillian Voynich at Project Gutenberg
- Works by or about Ethel Lilian Voynich at Internet Archive (search optimized for the non-Beta site)
- 1959 British Pathé Footage of Visit to Ethel Lilian Voynich in New York by Soviet Ballet delegation


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For two full days, you can step back in time with the sights and sounds of the 17th century as Beaufort comes alive with over a hundred pirate and militia re-enactors as they overrun the town. Enjoy historical demonstrations such as sword fighting, cannon firing and see blackpowder weapons displays, a mock trial and hanging and so much more.
There will be activities for everyone young and old to enjoy throughout town, such as musical entertainment, magic shows, costume contest, storytelling, period encampments and vendors. With wide eyes and amazement, aspiring young pirates will enjoy the spontaneous shenanigans as the nefarious characters roam the streets and shops, engaging in mock battles, bursting into song, posing for pictures.
Mayhem Begins at Noon on Friday and 10 a.m. on Saturday
You can purchase your tickets for The Buccaneer Revue, and register for the The Bottle o' Run online.
BBQ Dinner and Pirate Talent Revue
Feast on a plate of Clawson's BBQ with all the fixin's. Then sit back and enjoy a dazzling and entertaining display of swashbuckling showmanship & debauchery!
Friday, August 8th , 2014
BBQ Dinner prepared by CLAWSON'S begins at 5:30, Revue begins at 7:00
Location: On Middle Lane behind the Beaufort Historic Site Encampment
Tickets: $17/adult, $8/kids 12 & under - includes dinner, iced tea, and the show.
(Grog available for purchase.)
A pre-grog 1M/5K jog (or walk)
Pirates cheer you on as you run, walk, or swagger down the scenic Beaufort waterfront! Prizes for the race winners as well as for the best pirate costumes- individuals and crews. Strollers and four-legged friends are welcome.
Location: Corner of Turner and Front St.
Fee: $20/participant or $60 for "crew" of 4
REGISTER ONLINE or on race day at 7:00 a.m.
Race begins at 8 am
Par-tay at the Parley!
Celebrate the end of the Invasion and a return to peace & prosperity with an evening of live music, grog & good cheer!
Saturday, August 9th, 2014 - 6:00 to 10:00 pm
Location: On the waterfront at The Dockhouse.
Admission is FREE!
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Which is why I switched to DD-WRT firmware. Linksys made great (if somewhat tacky-looking) hardware, but were horrible at supporting the firmware. Their N-router wouldn't work with their N-adapter.
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Quad/Graphics Debuts New Oklahoma City Operation
December 2003* An eight-unit, gapless MAN Roland ROTOMAN 2x6 press, bringing the plant's total number of web offset presses to three.
* Three saddle stitchers, bringing the facility's total number of stitchers to six.
As part of the plant dedication, Quadracci announced that the main entrance would be named "Admiral's Way" in honor of the late Harry V. Quadracci.
" 'Admiral' was the name by which many employees knew Harry, so we thought it appropriate to remember him always," Quadracci says of his late brother. "And while Harry isn't physically here with us today to celebrate, I know he is present here on some level."
Following a ribbon cutting outside the plant, guests were invited inside to celebrate the installation of the company's first pieces of equipment. Quadracci and Angelo Rivello, senior vice president of manufacturing and worldwide distribution for Newsweek, led the startup of the plant's first MAN Roland ROTOMAN 2x6 press, which was running advance forms of Newsweek's November 10 issue.
"In the 1970s, Newsweek took a chance on a fledgling printer, giving us the traction we needed to become what we are today," Quadracci notes. "We are proud to be Newsweek's largest printer and its best, having earned Newsweek's coveted 'Printer of the Year' award for the past 18 consecutive years."
"Having this state-of-the-art facility here is going to add to our operations in a way we've dreamed about for a very long, long time," adds Rivello. "The plant's location will enable Quad/Graphics to better service Newsweek readers in Oklahoma, Texas and Louisiana, which are growing states for the magazine's business."
Eventually, Quad/Graphics' Oklahoma City plant could encompass two million square feet and employ more than 1,000 Oklahomans.
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At only 0.9 ounces, the T1WBCC incorporates 12 detachable tools with grooved tabs for secure grip. Features two screwdrivers with flat and Phillips head tips great for eyeglasses and other small screws, a convenient miniature ball-point writing pen, a pair of precision spring action scissors, a dual sided letter opener, diamond nail file, sewing needle, tweezers and toothpick. This tiny multitasker can really come in handy. Size allows it to be stored almost anywhere without adding weight. It makes a super, thoughtful gift for a lady or gentleman in your life!
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Reviewed Scalloped Potatoes
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"OMG! The BEST I have ever ate! I am a huge swiss cheese girl and this made me sooo happy. Everyone I have served it to goes back for seconds and wants the recipe. These potatoes along with prime rib and roasted onions have become my "new" tradition for Christmas dinner. You just can't go wrong with this recipe, it is so easy."


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Incredible! 5.0/5
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Full fat mayo, nonfat yogurt - tastes delicious, low in carbs and reasonable in calories. What more could you want from a salad dressing? :-) Please comment if you make this and enjoy! Submitted by REBECCAFRIEDMAN Carbs: 1.2g | Fat: 8.6g | Fiber: 0g | Protein: 2g | Calories: 89.4
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Tons of garlic, fresh basil and oregano combined with lots of EVOO make a luscious salad dressing. Could also be used on any kind of protein as a sauce. Submitted by REBECCAFRIEDMAN Carbs: 0.8g | Fat: 11.2g | Fiber: 0.2g | Protein: 0.8g | Calories: 104.9
Keep summer's freshest green beans around a bit longer by making quick refrigerator pickles. Submitted by CHEF_MEG Carbs: 5.9g | Fat: 0.1g | Fiber: 2g | Protein: 1.1g | Calories: 23.8
Incredible! 5.0/5
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This dish is easy and delicious!!! Submitted by CRAIG2351 Carbs: 52.3g | Fat: 2.5g | Fiber: 15.4g | Protein: 17.3g | Calories: 251.5
Use leftover roast beef to make this quick, hearty, healthy soup. Submitted by CHEF_MEG Carbs: 4.7g | Fat: 3.6g | Fiber: 0.9g | Protein: 15.9g | Calories: 119.6
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This makes a lovely, creamy mayo without any nasty chemical additives or preservatives. If you can use pasteurised egg, so much the better - and it costs next to nothing! Submitted by VHAIRI Carbs: 0.1g | Fat: 3.3g | Fiber: 0g | Protein: 0.1g | Calories: 30
This crunchy cole slaw is a healthier version of that summer favorite: ramen noodle salad. Two servings of vegetables in every portion! Submitted by CHEF_MEG Carbs: 5.8g | Fat: 5.7g | Fiber: 1.6g | Protein: 1.2g | Calories: 69.8


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Undergraduate students from historically black colleges and universities and from Hispanic-serving institutions will learn about marketing and management skills as part of an intensive two-week program that the University of California, Davis, Graduate School of Management is hosting this summer.
(Davis, CA) – Sandy Weill, chairman emeritus and former chairman and CEO of Citigroup, will deliver the commencement address for the 2014 graduating class of the University of California, Davis, Graduate School of Management on Saturday, June 14.
This year's graduating class of 212 is the largest in the management school's history. There are 173 Master of Business Administration candidates and 39 Master of Professional Accountancy candidates.
Steven C. Currall, dean and professor of the Graduate School of Management, is among 10 faculty members from the University of California, Davis, that have been elected in the 2013 class of fellows of the American Association for the Advancement of Science (AAAS).
UC Davis is one of six recipients nationwide, and the only one in California, to receive a $1 million award in the U.S. Department of Commerce's Economic Development Administration's 2012 i6 Challenge Grant competition. The university will use the grant to establish the Clean AgTech Innovation Center.
(Davis, CA) — Instead of holding customers captive on a tarmac during unforeseen delays, airlines should give passengers the choice to leave or stay — and compensate them appropriately.
(Davis, CA) — The University of California, Davis, is a powerful economic engine for Northern California, generating $6.9 billion in annual economic activity and accounting for 69,000 jobs, according to research released today.
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Agilent Technologies' Electronic Measurement Group is a $3.6 billion business that over the past decade has seen a dramatic shift in its customer base from U.S., and Western European customers to predominantly Asia-based customers. Today, the majority of the division's revenues are generated outside of the U.S., with an increasing concentration in China.
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After RG Justine still has 4695 points which gives her a lead of almost 500 points over Ivanovic. Currently Justine is still the #1 player in the world. At Wimbledon it is very likely that Ivanovic will lose her false #1 ranking and someone else will become the true #1. It's very probable that Ivanovic will never reach #1 after this, and she will go down in history as the only player that was kind of #1 but not really.


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Upward-acting force on an aircraft wing or airfoil. An aircraft in flight experiences an upward lift force, as well as the thrust of the engine, the force of its own weight, and a drag force. The lift force arises because the speed at which the displaced air moves over the top of the airfoil (and over the top of the attached boundary layer) is greater than the speed at which it moves over the bottom and because the pressure acting on the airfoil from below is therefore greater than the pressure from above.
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6 "At that time Judah's leaders will be like a fire pot in a pile of wood. They will be like a burning torch among bundles of grain. They will destroy all of the surrounding nations on every side. But Jerusalem will remain unharmed in its place. | 6 "On that day I will make the leaders of Judah like a firepot in a woodpile, like a flaming torch among sheaves. They will consume right and left all the surrounding peoples, but Jerusalem will remain intact in her place. |
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Just curious what other folks are using this hop for generally in terms of beer styles, bittering/flavor/aroma/dryhop and what you are typically pairing it with or have found it makes a nice combo with. Reason: (1) I have a couple ounces of this left from last spring and want to use them before they get too old. I did a fairly run of the mill pale ale with them but I had a conversion problem to to poor crush and was underwhelmed by the beer. Since it was my first time trying nugget, I feel like it didn't get a fair shake and want to give it another try. (2) It might be kinda cool to take a particular hop each week and get board member feedback on what people use it for, in what combinations etc. Kinda of a "Hop of the Week" deal. After all, this group of brewers is a fine resource. edit--any commercial examples that use this hop might be cool too. Jeff
According to the Harpoon Website their IPA uses Nugget "We use two different varieties of hops in Harpoon IPA: Nugget and Cascade. Nugget is what is referred to as a "bittering hop," and contributes most of the bitter acids. In order for these acids to be soluble in the beer, they must be boiled for at least an hour." I have a Harpoon IPA clone in the primary right now using Nugget, Cascade and Amarillo.
I use nugget in both my IPA and porter. I've seen them used mostly for bittering.
I use Nugget for bittering and flavor, mainly for darker ales where Columbus might be too astringent. Calapoolia Brewing did a very nice Fresh Hop ale last Fall that was entirely Nugget.
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Wow, I had no idea there was nugget in Harpoon IPA.
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Tasty Low Fat Recipe Submitted by SMILE18038 Carbs: 9.8g | Fat: 2.2g | Fiber: 1g | Protein: 13.6g | Calories: 116.4
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A Simple Tasty Recipe with lots of lycopene and fiber. My husband isn't a tomato fan, so paste and puree make this appetizing for the picky eater. Submitted by RUNNING2LIVE Carbs: 27.1g | Fat: 3.2g | Fiber: 8.9g | Protein: 14.7g | Calories: 188.8
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This adaptation from Cooking Light is low calorie, low fat, and low cholesterol. It is high on taste and filling. Submitted by GAMECOX Carbs: 43.7g | Fat: 4.8g | Fiber: 13.9g | Protein: 23.4g | Calories: 302.6
A spicy Cajun twist to the familiar Caesar salad. Carbs: 7.4g | Fat: 5g | Fiber: 2g | Protein: 31.2g | Calories: 209.2
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My family loves this recipe. This makes enough for leftovers and freezing individual servings. Great for those cold winters or when someone is sick - great healthy comfort food. Submitted by PSYCHLOSER Carbs: 13.8g | Fat: 2.1g | Fiber: 1.5g | Protein: 12.3g | Calories: 124.6
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GOP nominee Christine O'Donnell is clearly one extremely flawed candidate, and her upset win in the Republican primary helped all but guarantee that Democrats will keep control of this open Senate seat. Two new polls have Democrat Chris Coons leading by double digits.
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Jelena Jankovic Cheering Thread - 2013 Season - Volume 14
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Eurovision is worse and worse every year. And the winner is always NID. Like in tennis. You know before tournament's start that the winner will be from USA.
Eww, Eurovision was disgusting this year. the only acts I remotely liked were the Romanian falsetto Count Dracula, the gentle Viking from Iceland, and that bunch of crazy Greeks. Everyone else, including the winner, were total bores.
Anyway, according her seed Jelena should reach at least 3rd round without problems in Paris. Then I hope she will beat some higher ranked players and reach her well deserved final.
I hope she avoids: Sharapova, Anci, Li, Kanepi, Queen Bethanie, Cirstea, Halep, Pavlyuchenkova and probably many more I can't think of ATM.
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John Lee Morgan Beauregard "Rags" Ragland (born August 23, 1905, Louisville, Kentucky; d. August 20, 1946, Los Angeles, California) was an American comedian and character actor. After brief stints as a truck driver and a boxer, Ragland made his show business reputation in burlesque, where he was one of the house comics for the famed Minsky burlesque shows. One of the Minsky striptease stars, Georgia Sothern, remembered him fondly in her 1971 memoir, saying she considered Ragland a close friend and the funniest comedian the Minskys had ever produced. His longtime performing partner Phil Silvers referred to Ragland in his autobiography as "my favorite comic".
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Description of the LandAgricultural investment opportunity with mature Macadamia Nut and exotic fruit orchards on 121 fee simple acres. Located in the Keaau area, only minutes to downtown Hilo on the Big Island of Hawaii. Farming & sales contracts are in place, requiring minimal site management by the new owner. Current Agriculture zoning (AG-20A) allows minimum lot size of 20 acres. Keaau is the central town of the Puna District, the fastest growing area in the State of Hawaii. Ideal, low elevation location is perfect for growing Macadamia Nut and rare tropical fruit crops. Close proximity of orchard to processing and shipping vendors creates efficiencies in operations. Expect high crop yields and returns at this site. The 121 acre property consists of the following (approximate only): 67 acre mature Macadamia Nut orchard with 4,700 trees. 9 acre Lychee orchard with 300 trees. 8 acre Mangosteen orchard with 270 trees. 5 acres of access roads. 32 acres of undeveloped land. The Macadamia Nut orchard's average annual production over the last 10 years has been about 250,000 pounds, and is expected to increase as replacement trees come into production. The 2005 nut price paid was $0.63 per pound. Lychee & Mangosteen are rare, tropical fruits that are in high demand. Fruit is packed & shipped by the cooperative. Export demand is huge and forecasts point to a strong market future. The annual production potential of the Lychee orchard is estimated at 30,000 pounds (100 lbs. per tree) at maturity, with an average farm gate price of $3.00 per pound. Harvest season is usually in June of each year. Meaningful production of Lychee fruit should occur within the next year or two. The annual production potential of the Mangosteen orchard is estimated at 54,000 pounds (200 lbs. per tree) at maturity, with a farm gate price of $5.00 per pound. The Mangosteen orchard is expecting to have its first harvest in 2009. |
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Warren Carpenter lives and creates in Seneca, South Carolina. An accomplished artist, Warren's favorite medium is wood, and has been focusing on wood-turning since 1999. The smooth lines of this mimosa bowl are a fine example of his skill, as well as his eye for making the most of a beautiful piece of wood.
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Sergio Martinez vs a selection of yesteryears MW's.
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I'll take the A. Maybe I'll provide some footage later. What's interesting is, we don't even have footage of a prime LaMotta. That's the biggest problem, so maybe he did maintain aggressiveness more fluidly with defense when he was younger. I still think there's a limit with the crouch. However, even in his older days when at his LHW campaign where his activity and punches and youthfulness weren't quit there you could still see the great defensive skills he possessed with the crouch he fought under. These LHW fights were near the end of his career against Bob Murphy and Norman Hayes if I remember correctly.
At LHW, LaMotta was too small and old for the division so his fights displayed his defensive skill often times on the back-foot, and not aggressively like his nickname "Raging Bull."
Poster Raging Bull would be far better at pulling up footage of LaMotta as he's a big fan.
Around 6:40 this is a good indication of LaMotta blocking shots, and then dipping and pulling while still being aggressive.
Around 7:30 to 7:50. Hairston lands body shots, but Jake's slipping a lot of the shots. Check out 8:50 for a glimpse of a past prime LaMotta slipping shots on the inside and then countering Hairston.
4:46 another great example of his defensive capabilities.
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Kirkpatrick may refer to:
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- Kirkpatrick Chapel (the Sophia Astley Kirkpatrick Memorial Chapel), a college chapel located at Rutgers University in New Brunswick, New Jersey.
- Andrew Kirkpatrick (lawyer) (1756–1831), Chief Justice of New Jersey Supreme Court
- Andrew Kirkpatrick (United States federal judge) (1844–1904), U.S. District Court for New Jersey, grandson of Andrew Kirkpatrick (1756-1831) (above)
- Ann Kirkpatrick (born 1950), American politician—Arizona
- Barbro Owens-Kirkpatrick (born 1946), American diplomat
- Chris Kirkpatrick (born 1971), American musician
- Cyril Kirkpatrick (1872–1957), British civil engineer
- David Gordon "Slim Dusty" Kirkpatrick (1927–2003), Australian musician
- Donald Kirkpatrick (fl. 1960s), American educator
- George Airey Kirkpatrick (1841–1899), Canadian politician
- Harry Kirkpatrick (born c. 1958), Irish activist & convict
- Ian Kirkpatrick (born 1946), New Zealand rugby union player
- Ivone Kirkpatrick (1897-1964), British diplomat
- James Kirkpatrick (disambiguation), various people
- Jeane Kirkpatrick (1926–2006), American diplomat
- John Kirkpatrick (rugby league) (born 1979), British player
- John Kirkpatrick (musician) (born 1947), English musician
- John Simpson Kirkpatrick (1892–1915), British-born Australian soldier
- Karey Kirkpatrick (born c. 1970), American writer
- Kitty Kirkpatrick (1802–1889), British woman
- Littleton Kirkpatrick (1797–1859), 19th-century American attorney, political figure
- Lyman Kirkpatrick (1916–1995), American government administrator
- Maggie Kirkpatrick (born 1941), Australian actress
- María Manuela Kirkpatrick (1794–1879), Spanish royal family member
- Ralph Kirkpatrick (1911–1984), American musician, musicologist and cataloguer of the works of Domenico Scarlatti
- Randolph Kirkpatrick (1863–1950), British naturalist and author
- Roger de Kirkpatrick (fl. 14th century), Scottish activist
- Sanford Kirkpatrick (1842–1932), American politician—Iowa
- Sidney D. Kirkpatrick (born 1955), American documentary filmmaker and author
- Snyder S. Kirkpatrick (1848–1909), American politician—Kansas
- Sophia Astley Kirkpatrick (1802–1871), wife of Littleton Kirkpatrick (above), donor to Rutgers College
- Ted Kirkpatrick (born 1960), American musician
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***Was spoiled as a child

Dresses head to toe in high end designer clothes(even undies and socks)

Is extremely rude/demanding with waiters or anyone in the customer service field

Doesn't go for the homemade kind(dinners, gifts)

Never had a real job/still lives off parents

Checks herself in a mirror all the time
The only time you will enter into this gladiator fight is when you are the gladiator and the lady is the lion. Does that give you a sense of how this works? If you do, then it should make anyone think about the agenda. :-)

Not true monkey guy.

Id say one who expects you to spend money on her all the time. Without any reciprocation.
always wants to be on top
One that would be wanting free meals all the time.

Maxing out the guys credit card.

These are just a few signs.
any female whatsoever...you are never good enough......even if they do not say it.......
I'm female. And old. But when I was young, I used to go out on double dates in the Hollywood area and often the other female on the date would be a gorgeous young actress (we have a lot of them around these parts). As soon as the date was underway and we were headed out to dinner or to a movie, the young acress would scream, "OMG!!! Get me to a hospital! I'm having a PANIC ATTACK!"

Now if you think about it, this really makes no sense. After all, if you KNOW you are having a panic attack, then you must know you are not dying and do not need a hospital. However, from that moment on, the entire evening revolved around one hyperventilating, crying, shaking, screaming young actress and her visit to the hospital. No dinner, no movie. Just the three of us waiting in the emergency room while cute little Tiffany got diagnosed with....a panic attack. And, inevitably, while we waited, her date/boyfriend would say, "I keep telling her not to take so many of those diet pills!" And we would wait until the official diagnoses happened and then she would have to be taken home. And then our evening was over. I never once remember the young actress saying she was sorry to inconvenience us or ruin our evening although her boyfriend/date said it over and over while we all dealt with it.

This, to me, was the epitome of high maintainance. And the reason I still will avoid all social occasions involving young actresses or model.
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I'm hating the MF inserts, they feel weird and keep sticking to my hands, I'm thinking about replacing them with something (anything?) else... hemp, cotton, bamboo. Advice? Anyone else do this?
Anyone ditch the MF inserts?
I have a baby. He was born. He sleeps. He eats. He wears a diaper. He wears clothes.
No, but I'm thinking about it as well.
CDing, BWing, APing, FFing, natural parenting, green-ish, single teen momma to the best little Buggins there ever was.
I threw them out and now I stuff my pockets with cotton flats. Sometimes I double with a bamboo fleece doubler.
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i am on month 3 with them. starting to think i just want to stuff with prefolds. the mf smells weird and i agree on the weird texture
Yeah, long ago, haha. I used flour sack towels for awhile. Then I started using receiving blankets when the boy needed more absorbency. And now I'm made my own inserts out of cotton birdseye fabric.
Oregon is my home. I married a Texan 3,'08. We made a girl 5,'09 and a boy 1,'12.
I only used my MF a few weeks, then switched to my then-too-small infant prefolds. Well, too small to snappi at least. They're still going strong absorbancy wise for a couple hours, and I add a premie prefold if I need it longer.
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I fold the receiving blanket up about 5 inches wide and the entire length of the blanket, then fold that in half, or adjust to however long of a rise you need.
Oregon is my home. I married a Texan 3,'08. We made a girl 5,'09 and a boy 1,'12.
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Most of the staff is kind. The TV was good.
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The location was great! Lots of activity..
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I liked the location and it was one of the cheaper places to stay that I could find online. It is within walking distance of a lot of the main attractions.
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central location to everything.
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The price of the hotel is cheap and the locations is great that it's so convenient to go to any place especially you could enjoy the cheap and delicious food in China town which just needs u to go cross the roads.Please do use the GOOGLE MAP!!!then WALK!!!
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Room was small but clean
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Located in the historic North Beach District of San Francisco, this hostel is a 20-minute walk from Fisherman's Wharf. It offers a 24-hour front desk and rooms with free Wi-Fi.
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Chinatown is a 5-minute walk from this San Francisco hostel, and historic Market Street is only a 15-minute walk away. A stop for the Columbus Ave & Broadway Bus Route is in front of the building.
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Most of the staff is kind. The TV was good.
There was no cleaning in our room for the 3 nights we stayed there. The first time we went in the room, there was a small cockrach inside. The individual bathroom in very small.
Only the cost.
The room was dirty and with bad smell. The hotel has shared bathroom that was dirty too. The location is not good.
clean rooms.. hot water... reliable internet. terrific location.. quiet room. friendly staff. Good thorough maids friendly eclectic neighbors... great restaurant and bars nearby
-terrible free coffee -Agreed with morning clerk I would pay for extra 2 days in my room later in the day because he had several people to wait on..returned at 3PM to find my luggage behind the counter and my key not working...However, there was an apology and help carrying my 3 heavy bags back to the same room. -No temperature control in rooms -There are stairs and no lift...but I didn't expect stairs at that price...typical of the area...
The location was great! Lots of activity..
The hospitality sucked. Was not able to enjoy my stay. We couldn't even walk out of our rooms without being harassed by staff. He wanted to see our id's. Wanted a list of the people who were staying in our rooms. Bathrooms and showers were in the hallway which had to be shared by every customer. Nasty!!!
- bed sheets were dirty - mattress was not comfortable - there were no hangers to put your cloths on them - very poor Wifi - no cable available for TV - no mirror in the restroom - small bed for two people (full size bed) - too expensive when compared to facilities that one may get in a hostel
The location was okay, however not very quite at nights!
Spent three nights with three friends, and we all got bed bug bites. Not one, or two but multiples, I personally got more than twenty bites!!!! It is unbelievable, and impossible that the management didn't discover this before our stay. Safe yourself a lot trouble (getting rids of the bugs is not easy), and your money and book somewhere else.
I just didn't like the area around. I saw lots of drunk boys around the hotel. But it's very safe in the hotel. Even you cannot go to lobby without key. Very good access. Only 15min walk to pier3, 25min walk to union square. My own shower room turn off the light very frequently, sencer system. even it's happened while I was sitting in the washroom. I didn't complain, but just told them, and the east indian staff just said "okay". But It's just a hostel quality. No kitchens, microwave is in the common area. My room was very quiet. There's a table in my room, but no chairs to eat food. I just stayed for the very first night. So I was very happy over all. But I'm not going to chose that area.
I didn't like the area, atmosphere.
good location
extremely loud music from club downstairs, very hot in the room
The staff are really helpful and understanding,though you can't expect perfection.
First night we were given a noncleaned room and not remodeled yet.Though not satisfied but the staff promised us that we be given a better room the next day.And that promise was visualised and materialised.
The bedroom smells so bad, and there was a microwave with something that seemed like a dead animal. Around the hotel there are a lot of strange people, it was pretty difficult to feel safe walking there
Location and cost
$50.00 cash deposit and shared bath.
Rude staff, uncleanliness,old and grungy... Would not recommend to anyone.
The location is very good.
Loud noise from the outside, cockroaches in the shared bathroom.
I liked the pizza joint right across the street. They were so nice there.
I didn't like that there was NO parking anywhere. That was such a downer.
north beach location
strippers next door hounding you every time you walked in and out, the stripper music going on every night until 2am , horrible and really old rooms, my hotel room had the number drawin in marker on the door, smelly shared bathrooms and showers, very noisy staff chatting every morning, weird people living there and cooking in there rooms. TV didn't work in the room
They were cutting wood with a skill saw @ 745a.m., and were beating on the door @ 11:10 for an 11:00 a.m. checkout, repeatedly!! Totally rude ppl.....
No wifi, tv dish network was down and they had someone come and look at it . I really believe that the person was not even with dish .. he did nothing. The WiFi was not working on the second floor and I went to the front desk and told the front desk person that it needed to be fix. Het told me to stand one the first floor that it worked there...and that none else had complain .. It 4 am when I woke up it still didn't work. Window was broken and very dirty I had to prop it open with the trash can. It was so hot in the room that I couldn't sleep.. The front desk guy was very rude.This place is the biggest dump. To whoever is thinking about staying there don't!!
Location - 15 mins to all main tourist points (market st, union sq, piers etc) The rooms were basic- but if you go with an open mind and only expect 1 star then it's good value.
If you're looking for good facilities and service then this isn't the place for you! However, it's a good basic alternative to a hostel. my first impressions were better than expected having read the reviews the night before. I thought others were very harsh eg the cleanliness was adequate. And those who complained it was a bad place to take a date - well, a 1 star hotel wouldn't be my recommendation for this! Be aware that this part of town seems a bit seedy - but it's busy with locals too and so I felt safer walking about at night than in many cities, and felt got no probs.
Staff good! Interesting location! Close to pretty much anything you will be doing! Good for younger travellers not people that want bells and whistles!
Wifi really needs some work! Rooms were on the small and dirty side but not a big issue as just sleeping there! No parking on sight so have to pay lot attendant behind facility which added an extra 45 bucks for the 2 nights we were there! :(
Walk to the pier and downtown. Seemed pretty clean and safe. 1/3 of the price of others around the area
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I haven't been a big fan of bergamot or smokey teas in the past, but have recently started enjoying 'some' of them.
It started with The Tea Spot's Earl of Grey. I bought a little for Tony to sample, & although it didn't really thrill him, I enjoyed it! It has a lemony pastry quality & is delicious.
I started enjoying some of roasty oolongs I was getting from Verdant. Not the same as smokey, but kind of opening the door in that direction.
Then I got into drinking some Keemun from the LTR, that has a nice smokey character to it. I also noticed with some smokey teas, a little sweetening gives that smoke a caramelized taste, which I like.
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It's basically a smokey tea with an earl grey addition. I'm not really sure how I feel about it, to be honest, but I'm trying to go through some of my flavored teas. It is, of course, a tribute to Winston Churchill, who smoked cigars & drank watered down whiskey. He was known for his wittiness, and here is my favorite quote:
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- CMA Exam Part 1: overview and syllabus
- CMA exam Part 2: overview and syllabus
Ways to Save Cost
- Budgeting your CMA exam expenses
- Pricing comparison of CMA review providers
- How to convince your employer to pay for the CMA exam
How To Decide Whether To Proceed
- How difficult is the CMA exam?
- Is the exam site available in my country?
- What are the career choices for CMAs?
- What is the recent CMA exam pass rate?
- How is the exam scored?
- Does CMA help to get exemptions in other professional exams?
- Is age a factor when considering taking the CMA exam?
CMA Or…
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- CMA vs CIMA: comparison of two direct competitors
- CMA (US) and CMA (Canada): what's the difference?
- Is there any advantage of taking the CMA as a CFA?
- CMA vs CGMA: Introduction of CGMA and comparison
Other Preparation Tips
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- How to overcome the fear of CMA exam essays
- CMA approved calculators: an introduction
- Inspiring CMA stories to cheer you up
- Counting down: what to do 1 month / 1 week / 1 day before the exam
- Should I reschedule? How to do it?
After The CMA Exam
- When is the score release, and what should I do during the wait?
- How to fulfill the CMA CPE requirements?
- CMA exam success stories!
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